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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-11-17

moerihed consonants- 1t isn't so much what
you say as the way you say it that matters
Some Of Milton's stately but melodious lines
would fall upon bahy's tympanum with far
sweeter and more soothing sound than the
senseless slop that is usually ladled out to him.
You might call bim parallelopipedon, and,
provided you pronounced the polysyllable
torture Of O'Connelrs fish fag with caressing
softness, I'll be bound baby would like it bet
ter than your pity itty sings" etcetera, ad
nauseam.
Baby talk per sc is all well enough its true
inwardness appeals 70 everybody. animal
vert only upon its abuse and perversion by
the thoughtless. The truth is that baby talk
~as It is spoke is a luxury only INDUCED in
as a dissipation by the adult, without regard
TO the demoralizing effect it may have upon
the infant ear and tongue
Most of you who are addicted TO the prac
tice probably thinks baby likes it But does
hel Bless that little apostle Of sweetness and
light, and abate no jot or title Of his joysl
Give him pleasure in full measure, pressed
down and running over, but why take it for
granted that this gratuitous display of idiocy
delights himl
Oh. We Of little faith! Why insult baby by.
presupposing him as big a fool as you are-
Mary Nortdn Bradford in Boston Globe
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-11-17
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-11-17
How Gold Engrarers Save Some Money

How Gold Engravers Save Some Money.
would you believe said an engraver of
gold watch cases, that the water ~ which I
wash my face and hands every evening just
before leaving the shop is kept by my employ
ers, and afterward strained through a sieve!
1t seems incredible; still it's fact Other
wise the firm would lose 8 valuable amount
of gold. You see the specks of gold that we
clip off fasten themselves to our hands and
faces, and sometimes fly into our hair or fall
to our aprons. In shop containing big
corps of engravers the amount which thus
sprinkles the workmen reaches high value
in few days.
"The water in which our aprons are washed
is strained in the same way. Our aprons are
furnished us by the firm We are never per-
mitted to take them out of the shop. My en-
ployers thus save fully s., coo year. New
York Evening Sun.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-11-17
The sardine Crop a Failure.

Another crop is pronounced failure. The
domestic canning of sardineS, or herring,
amounted last year to 10000 cases or TO-,
100000 boxes So far this year the pack has
been almost failure, on account Of the fail
ure of the small fish TO run in shore. lndis-
criminate fishing during the spawning season.
and killing off the old ones in winter, has
made a scarcity in our waters, and the Cana
dian cruisers have prevented our fishermen
seeking them anywhere else. The Sardine
fisheries of France are also proving failure
this year. Some home dealers are said to be
making up the deficiency by using cotton
seed oil instead of olive seed oil, as in France
and Portugal, and by catching large sized
herring, cutting them up in proper lengths,
and branding them as sardines.
News
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-11-17

Catarrh and General Debility.
FRANCIS REILLY, Rce's Hotel, Detroit
A. C. KELLY 100 Wayne Street, Detroit
G. A DEGAUT hardware dealer 40 and Isl Michigan Avenue
Detroit, Michsan.
| G W DINSMORfi, ~ Michigan Avenue Detroit
MIR and AIRs HOWARD, tf5 Nacoinh Street, Detroit
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-11-17
Paris, Omen Postal Cards.

The Paris Figaro demands the suppression
of the open postal cards, on the plea that they
are too frequently used-or abused-rather
for tie peIpetration of anonymous insults and
calumnies, to the intense delight of domestics.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-11-17
"Foa TIE sLo1c Is TIE LIFE"
EnNSETM P>ESEg

which is Scrof,;la of fthe Lungs, is arrested
earlier stages of the disease. From its mar
v0LOus power over this terribly fatal disease,
when first Offering this now worid-famed rem
cdy to the public, DR.. Pierce thought seriously
OF calling it his - CONSUMPTION CURE" but
abandoned that name as too restrictive for
8 medicine which, from its wonderful COM
binatiOn of tonic, or strengthening, Alternative,
or blOod-cleansing, anti-biliOus, pectOral, and
nutritive properties. is unequaled. not only
as a remedy for Consumption, but for all
Chronic Diseases of the
The Arizona champion., 1887-02-26

Office of Starr Safe Co,
 Agents for Halls Safes and Time Loci, Nos. 4oS and 4Io N. Third Street.
 ST. Lour, Feby aISt. 1887. Ts Wdsm # Nay Cenevn:
 This is to certify that we sold and shipped Feb'y 7th to the Arizona Central Rank. of Flagstaff, Arizona, one of Halls double combination fire and burglar-proot bank safes, having Chrome steel money chest with Yale tinc-lock with chronomeser movements. This safe we warrant thoroughly and strictly fire snd 6ar- giar prsef and guarantee the absolute impossibility of the safe being opened by any one. even the parties knowing the combination, while the time lock is set.
 This safe is of our best workmanship, affords all the protection and security possible, and is surpassed in this res- pect by no safe made in this country.
 Respectfully,
 STARR SAFE Co.,.
 Agents Halls S,fc and Lock Ce
The Arizona champion., 1887-02-26

efforts she had made, the poor woman seems to have carried her children to the little shelter afforded by the rock where they were found, and then drawing them closely to her, laid down to eternal sleep.
 The bodies were taken to Holbrook where they were buried on Wednes- day last. Rev. N. L. Guthrie went up from here to officiate and John N. Francis, who is an old friend of the family also went 10 Holbrook to be present at the last sad ceremony.
 Mrs. Cart was lady highly respected by all who knew her, and it is needless to say that the father and husband has the sympathy of the whole community in his sorrowful be- reavement.
The Arizona champion., 1887-02-26
Deadly Fighting .. wain.,.

On Sunday night last some of the section hands at Walnut station, i'm. bibed too much tarantula juice and as consequence became quarrelsome. On reaching their bunk house two of the party wanted to make up larger fire when third man objected on the ground that the room was warm enough for him. One efthe two threw some coal on the fire when the objcc. tor siezed piece of iron that lay Tn the room and struck him on the head with it inflicting three ugly scalp wounds, varying in length from one to two inches. The drunken assail- ant then turned his attention to the other man, who's. name is Charles Melville, and hitting him over the right eye with the piece of iron crush- ed in his skull exposing the brain.
 Dr. Brannen was tclegraphed for and on Monday morning went out to Walnut. He found Melville was in- jured very seriously and that he was in semi conscious condition from which the doctor thinks he will not recover and that the injury will prove fatal. The other mans wounds are not serious.
 Melville was afterwards sent to the A. x P. hospital, but died before the train reached Albuquerque. His s. sailant escaped and no arrest has been made,
The Arizona champion., 1887-02-26
NOTICE.

The following checks made paya- able to and endorsed by the Aver Lumber Co.,, are supposed to have been lost in a sealed envelope, and all persons are hereby warned against negotiating the sarae, payment hay- ing been stepped: No. 1866 Gallup Coal Co.,, on Ist Natl Bank, Albu- qnerqne, S94.5o; No. s, Kennedy X Hickman, rst Natl Bank, Albuquer- qne, S.a.aI; No. 66 S. A Butler, Ist Natl Bank, Albuquerque, S3i.5o; No. 2648 D. W. Earl x Co.,, on D.. w. Earl & Co.,, SI47.97; -S. A. Butler on Los Angeles Natl Bank Los Angeles, S4 ooo. .oo; No. 1864 Aver Lumber Co. on Albuquerque Nat'l Bank, Albuquerque, $6, ,oo.
 AVER LUMBE 1Io.
The Arizona champion., 1887-02-26
Wonderful Cures.

w. D. Hoyt & to., wholesale and retail druggists of Rome, Ga., says !: We have been selling Dr. Kings New Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buck lens Arnica Salve for two years. Have never handled remedies that sell as we'll, or give such universal satisfac. tion. There have been some wonder. iul cures effected by these medicines in this city. Several cases of pro. nounced Consumption have been en. tirely cured by use of few bottles of Dr. Kings New Discovery, taken in connection with Electric Bitters. We guarantee them always. Sold by D.
 J. Brannen x Co.
The Arizona champion., 1887-02-26

The above list speak, for itself, but atten ton n called to the following special flea. lures:
 The American Farmer. standard agri- cultural newspaper, published at sI.oo per year will sent with the CHAMPION free oi cost, the price of the CHAMPION and the American Farmer combined being only Si.oo.
 The Housekeeper, published at the same price, will be sent on the same terms, that and the CHAMPION for S4.oo.
 The CHAMPION, the New York World and History ofthe United States, vol, 3so pages for $500. This is giving the Weekly New York World for one year aad stand. ard his,orial work of 32o peges for the small sum of sI.oo.
 The CHAMPION. the Western Rural and An eriean Stockmin and two standard books, the Handy Dictionary aud Rural Architecture, which at the regular subscrip' ton prices costs S7.o5 per year, are all oiier cd ior $ .oo.
The Arizona champion., 1887-02-26
TfIsIsITtblsIAL.

There is strike of coal miners at Gallup.
 The salvation army have reacked Tombstone.
 The legislature adjourned for Wash lngton's birthday.
 A. ]. Head has taken charge of the Prescott post-o'fi C.
 Frank M. Green, miner. WAS kill ed at To nb.tone this week.
 MT. T. $. Bullock has returned to Prescott from his visit east.
 A fire destroyed the saloon under the Central Hotel at Tucson.
 A railroad from Phoenix down the Gil. and Colorad, rivers is talked of.
 Geo. Brady, a we'll known Tucson tough, has been sent to the penlten- tiary for three years.
 The N1gales D ,ily N:ws is a bright little paper and its proprietor deserves success for his enterprise.
 The Nogales shelter in run of less than three months has worked over 5000, 900 pounds of ore.
 According to the Tomb'tone Eoi- taph, Arizonas precious metal prodlc- tion for last year was S6.oo3,z73.
 Harry Brook, formerly an Ariz ,na newspaper mn, Is nov partner in a commission house at Los Angeles.
 The koisting works on the Stone wall Jackson mines, in Gila county, have been destroyed by snow storm.
 Dr. Warren E. Day hls been ar rested at Prescott for bigsmy and held in Ssoo. % to answ b.tore the grand jury.
 There is talk of fast tourist train once a week from New York to south en California to be composed of din ing and sleeping cars only, the trip to be made in 90 hours. According to the Silver Belt, Rev G. H. Ailms, presiding elder of th' Methodist Cnurch ot Arlzona, is quite wealthy mn, his real estate in Pne nix alone b.ins worth several thou sand dollars. He recently sold one piece of property in that city for s4,' 1nn
The Arizona champion., 1887-02-26
Card to the Public.
FLAGSTAFF, A. T Feb. 25, IS

FLAGSTAFF, A. T, Feb. a5. 1887.
 l Idesire to state that 1 have no con- nectlon with the Bank of Flagstaff as has been stated by their circulars re- gently issued. The circular in .qres tion contained misstatemcnt which 1 wish to correct. namely, that the Bank of FIagsta fl is the only bank be tween Albuquerque and California. The Arizona Central Bank of Fllg- staff lately organized by men of uu- questioned standing and character who come here to make their homes among us and backed by the highest reter- enccs, take pleasure in recommeni l. ing as worthy of the confidence of the business men of this community.
 J. K. KILPATRIcK.
The Arizona champion., 1887-02-26
NO SUCH OFFERS

As these have ever before been known in the western country. The publications need not all be sen, 10 the same person or even to the same post office.
 For example, any person subscribing for the combination of the CHAMPION, Globe Democrat and Toledo Blade, can have each of these newspapers sent direct to any ad- dress in any part of the country.
 All Combination Subscriptions
 Must be Paid in Advance.
The Arizona champion., 1887-02-26
sIt is a Curious Fact

That the body is now more suscepti. blc to benefit from medicine than at any other season. Hence the impor. tance of taking Hoods Sarsaparilla now, when is will do you the most good. It is really wonderful for pu- rifying and enrichlng the blood, ere ating an appetite, and giving heal thy tone to the whole system. Be sure to get Hoods Sarsaparllia, which IS peculiar to itself.
The Arizona champion., 1887-02-26

one of the most honorcd and esteem. cd citizens within its boundaries. This Stdtemen, will scarcely b: denied by any man no matter what his p,rty pre- affections nay be. And yet, every member of the Cochisc deieg llion yesterday voted against granting Mir. Stewart fair and impartial investlgi- ton of his conduct as a director of the insane asylum. Comment upon sucn an exhibition of partisan bigotry is unnecessary. Tnis action of Gov. Zulick's purbllnd fanatics will unques- tiona5ly be promptly repudiated by their own constituents. - Journal Miner.
 The Hoof and Horn says: The country through which the proposed Mineral Belt R,ilroad passes is the richest in grazing lands in Northern Arizona, besides possessing sons of finest timber forests and most pro his : ing mineral claims. Cattle in that section are credited with being in prime condition all the year, and the siles made in mid winter on the range at two and half and thre. cents gross weight, verify it. This section has been visited lately by several heavy cattlemen intending to locate, but finding the country well stocked and all the available land taken up, have "movcd on" The future of the Basin is bright, and the Mineral Belt is sure to crea,ea m,rket that all industries, particularly the stock, will profit handsomely upon waen the road is completed.
The Arizona champion., 1887-02-26
A C.Akp.

We respectfully invite the people of Flag,tatf ani vicinity to call and inspect oar new sifc. It is the only strictly burglar proof safe with time lock in Flagstaff and we shall be pleas ed to show and explain its operation to all who will call at our oh <.
 ARIZONA CENTRAL BANK.
The Arizona champion., 1887-02-26
THE CHAMPION
 CLUB LIST.

Subscribers to the CHAMPION can obtain with that newspaper the fol- lowing publications, postage prepaid, for yearly subscriptions as follows:
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-30
ut orcic firfantet

er en- &unIt, iOm ifuloe ipnes umulig,
iom oesungtet er brast til lloiDs
relie at en- bnsre 9reiermeIter / apls
bling. Gan breier firfantebe Stoleben
% 8orbben en- masse meb be npoeliaite
8anter ps 5ucetter, os ban bar nllereoe
ct fort Marteb for fine Nrbe,oeri benne
&etnins, ba ben al bam opfuubne Srems
sanssmaabe letter bam iitanb til at
leoere bisie Eager lanst bi0isere, END
naar be futile ubfsres meo Sspf %
Sern. San brsier life ct Sen ao @an
gen, men ct belt Suiin eIer Tere. 9res
itpfferne ipenbes taft / en- Slass flor
Tromle, Der saar rurbt foran Sernet,
bpormeb be aforeies. Sioerne paa be
afbreiebe Stpffer bliue bog ielpislselia
life belt plane; be bar en- lioen Serum.
ming, men benne er iaa u~betboelia, at
ben llet lite bemarfss. Snsen, iom fer
ct iaabant fOrarbeioet stolben, oil falbe
paa, at bet er breiet. Semmeliabez
ben ligser / ben omtalte 9rpmles
itore 9imeniioner. Den er pei ca. ii
Glen | GimeniiOner, % bsns Cmr,os
er oerfor ret betpbelis. Serai fgleer,
at taar De faitipanbte 9ranptfer. iom
oanne oens Ieriieri, tdees fra binanoer
efter Iforeininseu, piier ben en- neppt
ipnlis drumming. Den briitise Nanp
Saurlen beober ban, bar taaet Yaten,
paa i'm Opinbelie, Der i~Orbaab,ntlit
oil brinse ham 9obt ubbptte. Sau "a.
ter at fremitiIe fine Nrbeioer paa Der
fore norbilte Uplifting neIte gar.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-30

iumIe, fulbt Of latterlise Situaticner %
beloise Snbiolo. timber Cpfsrelleu bar
mon psiaa auleonins til at bore uo'
martet Gang. On SO, lam 'pSnoer
bimmelbpit, en- liulis aalp 90 en- iint
Ore or osiaa / Trosummet, Sslltabet
bar fin esen Brais 8ano % Orteitre.
6ru .. SEMEN Wiils Inlld
@ilion / samle 0use - er Der pna
8eIss hos fine 5orGfore.
Den muiifalIfe Dame Screening aster
at aipe en- Sften' llnberbulonins 5rebn9
Giten meb peluinis Gsiiitance al be
Serrsr Sanion, giOliniif, FAINT Ben
Curtis os Senrp 9ebiits.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-30
1merifanife 6orboloe.

Zen betjenbte gngl9noer Wdtbeip
Qrnolo bar oaret / gmerita. San be-
isste O9iaa bet Oifentlise 9Gierrm !
Bolton. Sianbt andre iaa ban Der en-
liben fiGet % burbenet Gut, iom lao
meb en- SOs O9 subsjorbe fig / en- al De
beoite GtOle. Gnslanberen bleu poers
fla forunbret - EN- Norbmanb piloe life
blepet bet miusFe!
"SlippxS kise 5prer inc i eaies
pGreliet ber?~ ipurste gn9lrnoeren.
"Gt list Spn ppleuer man neppe / en-
2eieiul / belle europa"
Sart git bort til Gutten, beSpnote at
tale meb bam, iaa, at ban bar ppto9et
meb at ltuosre "@aibinstons 2eonet",
% m9rfeoe, at ban bar en- ubprGset
Sienbe Of %Gnstancerne ps sanife uieos
punlis Oplpit ps flo9farbis ior fin
glloer.
Otter Samtalen Dtrebe ben rom9rz
febe erselife 5orfatter:
"Seg tror life, noset bar siort ili8t
Snbtrpt pea mig, iiben ieg Tom bio, ION
oenne pele barbente @utunse / bette
prastfulbe 99ierum. Soiifen 9Sre for
be republitanite Snbretnineer er Del
life, at s iiteOeifor at uuerlaoe ct Barr
til fig ielp pua @aber os Str9ber labe'
bam tomme ino ber % berise i'm aanl
meb Spser iOm "@dibin9tOHs Gepnet"
Bare 9Gsuinsen al en- Zig Bog tai
fomme til at beitemme belle hons 2ios
refining % bliue ct Mtibbel til at sier
bam til en- nDttis, b9berlis oB parbi
Sorser al bette itpre 2anb, Del er
Spn, ipm masti9 maa sribe en- Cure
peer, Der life er pant til Gbers i~oltelis
Stel.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-30
KEENAN, on Siberia.

Except the Life of Lincoln and the War Ar.
ticles, no more important serie has ever been
undertaken by The CENTURY than this Of Mr.
Kennan's. With the previous preparation Of
four years travel and study In Russia and ST
IBERIA, the author undertook a journey OF H.
OC0 miles for the speci investigation here re-
quired. An introduction from the Russian
Minister of the Interior admitted him to the
principal mines and prisons, where he became
acquainted with some three hundred State e1
iles,-Iiberals, Nihilists. and others,-and the
series will be a startling as well ms accurate
revelation of the exile sys'em. The many H.
lIstrations by the artist and PHOTOGRAPHER,
Mr.. George A Frost, who accompanied the
author, will add greatly to tn value Of the ar
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-30

ISL r Prise.
20 af gpens 5prretninssm9no bar
sslia pit fig fra en- ierbeles batter 81
Be liaecperior Gullesets StuSerter.
Sr. Gnser, ben beijenbte SanSlence nieo
sfctsi, p~perraIfebe benz forleoen mso Ell
Islenb,b DIFFERS supper, ps, oa Tat
faelies.M iobosen fom. %bnsneoe Boroes
ne mco 9urfeps, ienbte berop ion, 5or
arins Of Sen Bear. Oct er ct pert
1rrf. at Rolf, Der ellers iiooer men
Sopeo % SGnber optasne al 6Orret'
minser, osiaa ensans imelem ton'mer
ben fubsrenbe llnsoom beroppe 'bu
rinae, raIfe Gutter % ct sobt Waaltio,
be iripes ~niorlisnslist iammer', bet mao
bisIe TO 5Orretninssfpli bapt ginen'
sppe for.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-30
Gu t~ttGrfuGroia Sctt

er @ooert Woueitaos Seit "Blaffen1,
i~friuer "2iaeianbs Tilifuer." Mellem
@operts Ssn Ola ps Blatfen berifer
Der bet inberlisite Ben .ab, os mansen
Gang bar be traifet / Snebripe iammen
biem fra Sfopen, naar be bar paret
paa Communicating, os iiftert bar ba
8laffen fact fin Saore, isr Ola bar
facet fin parme &affe.
Saa bar bet oa for ct Bar Tiger iiben,
at Ola % Blaffen baube peret til Mglz
len efter 6 tunse Seffe Mel, os paa
geien traf be 9ubOen, iom bapbe paret
| ct lisnenbe @rinbe. Set bleu apelz
ben, for be naaeoe tilbase til Seraeites
BET, os gluen bar flor os Strpmmen
ielpfslselis ftrib. Ola bandit ba Ses
item peS 5oben til Sretten paa Sang
fjerren % bialp g boen at ierse hans
Seit % 29s oper. Gnten MI 8latfeu
bar fslt fig forurettet peb at maatte
psnte, eler ben bar troet, at Ola itte
bar | fulbfommen Sifterbeb uben al
ben ielp bar meo, er life sobt at ptbe,
not er bet, at ba Ola os Maboen 20,
tommen libt mere END balppeis ppe,
Glpen, bsrte be ct Ylaif / 8anbet pat
ben Sibe, be bar TONNE fra. Ola blet
ansitelis tilmooe, os be fpnbte fig a
alle &rafier for at naa Brebben 70,
after at iatte ouer. Neppe par Nabpens
Seit % 2es brast uo al Sarsen, fel
Renbeue after bespuote at itiite III
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-30

aano; men %panfelis fanoe be tro ltfie
eane ZINE, ba be lise PED Sioert az
Saracu ier glotten butte op az elUer'
,om en- Ibbets Cub, trGitcnoe eiter li9
aiarreu meo be 6 Satte Mcl pnabuits
bet peo ben enc Sob.
ct 9pret bar funnel i%Usunie oper rileo
en- tuns 9ansfjarre meo ct ans gfel lOll'
bette, bnnoet til bet enc Ben, er life t1rte'
list, us piloe 5esse M9nb Sa baoe bsrf
mere tsi i8 anoet, fglselist rlaa ben bape
saaet oDer paa gunoer, os ! bette G'l'
falce flyer ole @uurbens Golf, at Der
paa bet tpbete al gluen minbft bar
uaret 5 Sob ganb pper SOpeoet paa
Seiten.
ON Ola bar bibrast Slaffen Ser
bonn / SpIif, Iaa at ben bar tjenbt noSet
til ben a%rfimsbite Sou ON 2in9enes
ringere 9pnsoe I Sanoef, ltal p@re
uiast; men ct lisnenoe 9ilfGloe til ooeH'
itaaenoe ital mar uanifelis firtne bsre,
ua for Sanbbebsn al bet inoeitaar lite
BLOT Ola os 9aboer, men Meliatfent
liaaer ligelebes paa Staburet til ct Bib
nes6prb ON ben unoeri6iife transport
be ff.